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2027: The Year China Might Move on Taiwan—Here’s Why

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2027 the Chinese Communist Party’s deadline 
for conquering Taiwan Xi Jinping plans to crush Taiwanese subversives by forcing them to 
listen to the little red book on Chinese audible in their BYDs on their commute to the Xiaomi 
factory Sadly I only made half of that up Top US military defense and intelligence brass have 
said that China plans to seize Taiwan by 2027 If this is true then altcoins are the last thing we 
should worry about getting nuked So why are they saying this and should we be so facing too let’s 
get to the bottom of it My name is Guy and you’re watching the Coin Bureau If China sees Taiwan 
by force it could lead to a civilization ending war between China and the US Mighty bearish for 
risk assets but like I said the markets would be the least of our concerns But how likely is this 
scenario and why would it happen well to answer properly we need to know a bit of history about 
China and Taiwan This stuff goes back a very long way But here’s the TLDDR In 1949 the Chinese Civil 
War was coming to an end but it was cut short before the Victor’s military campaign was complete 
The losing side fled to Taiwan where it called itself the Republic of China or ROC and claimed to 
be the only legitimate government of all of China The winning side meanwhile the Communist People’s 
Liberation Army or PLA planned to cross the Taiwan Strait evict the ROC and reunify the country under 
the newly formed People’s Republic of China or PRC But this plan was frozen with the outbreak of the 
Korean War in 1950 The US Navy Seventh Fleet then parked itself in the middle of the Taiwan Strait 
and that was pretty much that So unfinished business with two governments claiming to be the 
real China This was the origin of the Taiwan issue and it’s why American state-owned media still 
claims that China sees Taiwan as a rogue province However this isn’t true The PRC doesn’t refer to 
Taiwan in this way It just calls it China’s Taiwan province Much has changed in the last 75 years 
and positions on the Taiwan issue have evolved Most importantly since 1979 the PRC has changed 
its policy from liberating Taiwan to a peaceful reunification with an autonomous Taiwan That 
year the National People’s Congress announced that the PRC would quote “take present 
realities into account in accomplishing the great cause of reunifying the motherland 
and respect the status quo on Taiwan and the opinions of people in all walks of life there 
and adopt reasonable policies and measures in settling the question of reunification so as not 
to cause the people of Taiwan any losses.” Now the PRC draws the red line at independence for 
Taiwan and this has never changed And this is the core of the one China principle which rejects 
the division of the mainland and Taiwan into two separate countries For Beijing all crossstraight 
dialogue begins from mutual acceptance of this principle However the PRC’s stance on how one 
China should be defined has softened so to speak The ROC no longer contests the PRC’s authority 
over the mainland and Beijing statements no longer identify one China with the PRC specifically 
This is because of the 1992 consensus which is an understanding that both sides of the Taiwan 
Strait can recognize that there is only one China but have different interpretations of what that 
means Beijing uses this as a starting point for crossstraight talks but it is controversial in 
Taipei Now what’s changed across the straight well since the end of the ROC’s military rule in 
1987 the focus on Taiwan’s political and legal identity is less about competing with the PRC 
over who the real China is and more about whether Taiwan should formally declare independence seek 
some kind of unification with the mainland or maintain the status quo The two main parties 
in Taiwan are the Kuamin Tang or KMT and the Democratic Progressive Party or DPP Nowadays the 
KMT tends to favor crossstraight dialogue and more amicable relations with Beijing When the KMT has 
been in power this has mostly been the case with various quai official exchanges agreements visits 
and policy developments taking place between 1987 and 1995 and between 2008 and 2016 The KMT’s 
position has changed quite a lot over the years but generally speaking they’re unlikely to do 
anything that could upset Beijing too much By contrast the DPP is the secessionist camp These 
guys are in a tighter spot because as we all know formally declaring independence is a recipe for 
trouble to say the least So the DPP rejects the one China principles in the streets but avoids 
making any sudden moves in the sheets so to speak For example current president Ling Tay previously 
said he was quote a pragmatic worker for Taiwanese independence However as he rose up the ranks of 
government he changed his tune and now says that there’s no need to declare independence because 
quote “Taiwan is already a sovereign independent country called the Republic of China.” This is 
a way of maintaining peace which it’s safe to say most people on Taiwan want while also giving 
a middle finger to Beijing which is a little more divisive Naturally Beijing does not like the DPP 
at all However more than political posturing in Taiwan the PRC is concerned about the DPP pursuing 
diplomatic recognition abroad and the backing it receives from Western governments The DPP is quite 
dependent on the latter so we should probably talk about it and why Beijing gets so upset about 
it Until the early 1970s the US backed the ROC’s military dictatorship and its claims to 
represent all of China When this pretense wore too thin then President Richard Nixon pulled 
the rug and switched sides The ROC was booted out of the UN Security Council and replaced 
by the PRC Then Nixon set about establishing a relationship with the PRC This began with the 
Shanghai communique of 1972 the fundamental basis for all US PRC relations ever since It says quote 
“The United States acknowledges that all Chinese on either side of the Taiwan Strait maintain 
there is but one China and that Taiwan is a part of China The United States government does 
not challenge that position Under the agreement the US would withdraw its nuclear weapons and 
troops from Taiwan abandon diplomatic ties with the ROC and stop selling them weapons among other 
commitments However the US immediately started reneging on these commitments by establishing 
an embassy in Taiwan and continuing arms sales to the ROC Now more recently Beijing has been 
peeved about the role of Western non-government organizations or NOS in Taiwan both real and fake 
like the National Endowment for Democracy or NE If you’re not familiar the NED was a product of the 
NGOization of US foreign policy in the 1980s In the postwatergate era mounting public revelations 
about the CIA resulted in a redistribution of some of its functions to civil society organizations 
and the NE was created for this purpose The NE says it exists quote to promote freedom around 
the world which means destabilizing foreign governments that Washington disapproves of Don’t 
take my word for it though Alan Weinstein who helped draft the legislation that created the NE 
said in 1991 quote “A lot of what we do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA.” Former 
CIA officer and whistleblower Philip Agy said much the same in 1995 quote “Nowadays instead of 
having just the CIA going around behind the scenes and trying to manipulate the process secretly by 
inserting money here and instructions there and so forth they now have a sidekick which is this 
National Endowment for Democracy NE.” Of course color revolutions don’t come cheap The NE was 
receiving its entire 9 figure budget from the US government every year until it got doed in 2025 
Anyway critics have accused the NE of drumming up support for Taiwan’s 2014 Sunflower Revolution 
in which protesters stormed Taiwan’s legislature to stop the KMT government from passing a 
crossstraight trade liberalization bill The scenes of protesters storming the assembly have 
since been compared to the events of January the 6th 2021 at the US Capital building Although 
in this case the Taiwanese protesters enjoyed the support of Hillary Clinton and got to visit 
the US Congress and State Department afterwards The KMT flopped in elections in 2014 and 2016 
and were replaced by the DPP who have been in power and seeking diplomatic recognition of Taiwan 
ever since much to Beijing’s displeasure and the delight of Western China hawks Beijing has though 
used its clout to crush most of these diplomatic efforts that involved international institutions 
and non-western countries The NE however was undeterred In 2022 it co-hosted the global 
assembly of the World Movement for Democracy in Taipei with the DPP European lawmakers and pro- 
US think tanks were invited to hype up a Ukraine today Taiwan tomorrow narrative and open up a new 
front line of democratic struggle on the island In 2023 the NE’s president flew back to Taiwan to 
celebrate the 20th anniversary of the anti-China think tank Taiwan Foundation for Democracy 
and present DPP president Saiing Wen with a democracy service medal The PRC hated this which 
was a problem for Taiwan because the mainland is its biggest export market a major source of 
investment and also tourism revenue All of which started drying up The US partially compensated 
for this with trade of its own ramping up weapon sales and formally declaring Taiwan a vital US 
interest which places it under the US nuclear umbrella at least in theory This help has 
come at a cost for Taiwan However Washington has forced Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing 
Corporation or TSMC the world’s most valuable maker of semiconductors to open operations in 
the US against the complaints of the company’s leadership President Trump is now trying to get 
TSMC to transfer its worldleading semiconductor processing technology to the US in a joint venture 
with its floundering US competitor Intel According to polling shared by Taiwan’s deputy legislative 
speaker in February some 85% of people in Taiwan are opposed to this technology transfer TSMC is of 
such strategic importance that it’s been described as Taiwan’s sacred mountain and its tech as the 
island’s silicon shield In other words TSMC is Taiwan’s leverage Anyway since the election of 
President Lie in 2024 the DPP has doubled down on its current trajectory The party has become 
increasingly unpopular for among other things keeping praise on the recently impeached former 
South Korean President Yun’s failed military coup and for urging President Lie to follow suit If 
you’re not up to speed Yun was a former head of the prosecution who tried to have the leader 
of the opposition jailed on a great variety of charges none of which stuck As president 
he was an alcoholic who showed up late to work constantly distrusted his own government and 
outsourced policymaking to his favorite YouTubers Yun and his wife were engulfed in many 
corruption scandals including serial stock market and electoral manipulation leading to his 
approval rating cratering to 17% When he couldn’t take it anymore he snapped declared martial law 
and sent the army to dissolve the parliament and kidnap lawmakers The plan was quickly foiled by 
members of the public Surprisingly though months of planning had gone into Yun’s failed pivot to 
military dictatorship Also on the schedule were plots to torture lawmakers disappear between 500 
and 10,000 public figures and provoke a war with North Korea Yun’s rationale was that South 
Korea was being overrun by Chinese and North Korean spies information which he’d gathered 
from YouTube Now Yun was hated in South Korea but has been celebrated as a visionary in DC 
and the sight of himself couping his way out of office was painful for China hawks who’d been 
counting on his success In contrast Taiwan’s DPP lawmakers considered this his finest moment and 
advised Lie to try something similar Now although not at the level of martial law yet allegations 
of political repression have increased under Lie Most notably the leader of Taiwan’s third largest 
political party Cowenj has been in jail since December in what critics allege is a political 
stitchup orchestrated by the DPP prosecutors and a certain local tabloid Co’s party favors improving 
ties with China through cultural exchanges and economic cooperation And it also happens to 
control the tiebreaking vote in the legislature Say that’s some nice leverage you’ve got there It 
would be a shame if anything happened to it Anyway Co’s prolonged detention on thin evidence has 
prompted massive anti-DPP protests in Taiwan And aside from these allegations there’s widespread 
general discontent with DPP rule and increased fears of war At the rate things are going they’re 
expected to lose the 2028 elections Now of course this is still quite a long way off but the DPP is 
the secessionist camp and they’ve advanced their cause just about as far as they can already 
without bringing the People’s Liberation Army crashing down on their heads The problem is this 
is what Washington’s China hawks want and they have a trillion dollar defense budget at stake Now 
what might happen if the DPP loses to the KMT in 2028 well the KMT sure as hell won’t declare 
independence So then what are the war hawks supposed to do taiwan isn’t going to invade itself 
It’s almost like time is running out From our perspective this might be one of the reasons why 
they’ve pulled forward their deadline for China to invade Taiwan to 2027 You see this is only the 
latest in a series of dates floated for an alleged Taiwan invasion plan that periodically go viral 
in Washington Originally it was supposed to be 2049 the 100th anniversary of the establishment of 
the PRC But the alleged date keeps getting closer First 2040 then 2035 then 2030 with the latest 
widely propagandized date being 2027 Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former President Biden 
have warned of Chinese action then and the US Navy is explicitly preparing for war in 2027 However 
China’s President Xi has reportedly expressed bafflement at this new timeline This is according 
to an American official who was present at the 2023 US China summit in San Francisco and later 
spoke to the press According to their telling quote she basically said “Look I hear all these 
reports in the United States of how we’re planning for military action in 2027 or 2035 There are no 
such plans No one has talked to me about this Why then did 2027 turn into a viral meme in the US 
foreign policy establishment well it all began in 2021 China’s People’s Liberation Army was making 
rapid progress towards its modernization goals and was developing manufacturing capacity far beyond 
that of the US So concerned American lawmakers created the Pacific Deterrence Initiative to 
rush more money to US forces in the region At a congressional hearing a senator asked Admiral Phil 
Davidson the retiring head of the US Indo-Pacific Command whether China’s actions under Xi Jinping’s 
leadership had changed the odds of conflict around Taiwan Davidson said quote “The threat is 
manifest during this decade and specified quote in fact in the next six years.” According 
to one congressional aid who spoke to Defense News this eerily specific prediction set alarm 
bells ringing in Washington where it was dubbed the Davidson window It seems to have done the 
trick too as Congress has been authorizing more and more money for the Indo-Pacific Command The 
aid said quote “You can draw a direct line between Admiral Davidson’s comments and the ability to get 
something like the foreign military financing for Taiwan through.” In a later hearing General Mark 
Millie then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff claimed that Davidson’s assessment was based on a 
speech by President Xi where he allegedly called on the PLA to quote “Develop capabilities to 
seize Taiwan and move it from 2035 to 2027.” funnily enough though US officials have never been 
able to produce this speech Millie was later asked in Congress whether there was any other witness 
who had said China was planning to invade Taiwan by 2027 He said no but added quote “Intent is 
something that can change quickly.” Now that is a good one The 2027 date was soon confirmed as 
the new party line by CIA director Bill Burns Top military brass continued repeating it and 
then Secretary of State Anthony Blinken claimed in late 2022 that China intended to unify with 
Taiwan on a quote much faster timeline than the US had previously expected The timeline got out 
of hand in early 2023 after a memo from General Mike Minahan head of Air Mobility Command leaked 
to the media Quote “My gut tells me we will fight China in 2025.” He wrote “After this the 
Pentagon had to intervene to enforce some message discipline Suddenly war with China became 
quote neither imminent nor inevitable and this remained the party line for the rest of the Biden 
administration.” Well that’s certainly a relief Of course by that time the meme had already produced 
some great clickbait and even better defense budgets We should still be wary about China hawks 
scaremongering though because they are a permanent feature of the military-industrial complex and 
they are indeed running out of time if they want to start a war with China This is partially 
because of the threat of local changes breaking up the US war plan Not only Taiwan but also regional 
partners South Korea and the Philippines will have elections before 2028 in which more 
dovish and less pliable opposition parties stand a good chance of winning and upsetting 
Washington’s checkers board More importantly though efforts to frustrate China’s growth have 
failed With 230 times the ship building capacity of the US the PLA adds more equipment in a year 
than the Pentagon does in a decade and for much cheaper Meanwhile the expansion of bricks and 
China’s belt and road initiative are rendering US sanctions increasingly useless and China 
wellprepared to ride out Trump’s trade war Meanwhile Washington’s involvement with wars in 
the Middle East and Ukraine have torched much of America’s soft power in the developing world 
while the Trump administration is simultaneously severing ties with Europe trying to annex Canada 
and Greenland and calling Chinese people peasants while tariffstricken US allies scrambled to 
form closer trade relations with Beijing The ever shrinking window for China to invade Taiwan 
shows us the fear of the hawks in Washington If they want a war that they can win then the 
clock is very much ticking But they’ll need to shoot a buzzerbeating four-point floater 
Whereas China well it just needs to run the clock Anywh who the trade war alone has hurt my 
bags enough So let’s hope cooler heads prevail and nobody will do anything stupid involving 
you know weapons In the meantime let’s think happy thoughts like Larry Frink saying BTC 
could become a global reserve currency Wait do we want him saying that well you can find out 
in this video over here That’s all from me for now though As always thank you for watching and 
I’ll see you next time This is Guy Over and out

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